Institutional
Stablecoin Coordination
Continuous inventory coordination for USDT, USDC, and RLUSD. Rebalance across venues, counterparties, and chains through a single permissioned network. No fragmented infrastructure. No manual execution.
USDT
USDC
RLUSDUSDT→USDCUSDT→RLUSDUSDC→RLUSDT+0 · anonymous RFQ · verified
Indicative depthThe Digital Dollar Network
Network depth
Stablecoin desks operate continuously. Inventory moves across venues, counterparties, and chains in structured, recurring workflows. No platform in the institutional market is built specifically for this. Railr is.
Sell
25M USDT
Buy
25M USDC
Window
15 min
LP Responses
Alpha MM
$10M
Sigma Trading
$10M
Delta Desk
$5M
Aggregate Fill
Blended rate
0.9994
Spread
2 bps
LPs filled
3 / 8
$8M USDT → USDC filled in 5.2s
USDT supported on Ethereum (ERC-20) and Tron (TRC-20)
What FX desks do for fiat, Railr does for digital dollars.
The coordination function that institutional stablecoin desks have been missing.
Traditional FX desk
Function
Coordinate fiat currency inventory across banks and venues
Pairs
USD ↔ EUR · USD ↔ JPY · EUR ↔ GBP
Problem
Currency imbalances create friction in cross-border flows
Network
SWIFT, correspondent banking, interbank FX
Railr
Function
Coordinate digital dollar inventory across venues, counterparties, and chains
Pairs
USDT ↔ USDC · USDT ↔ RLUSD · USDC ↔ RLUSD
Problem
Stablecoin imbalances create friction in institutional digital asset flows
Network
Permissioned RFQ, anonymous broadcast, T+0 bilateral settlement
Exchange collateral management
Rebalance between USDT and USDC to meet margin and collateral requirements across trading venues.
Treasury balancing
Convert stablecoin holdings across issuers to reduce counterparty concentration and maintain liquidity.
Market making inventory
Replenish stablecoin inventory across venues to sustain two-sided market making at scale.
Cross-chain liquidity
Coordinate stablecoin inventory across chains where direct conversion markets are thin or absent.